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A polynomial decomposition algorithm
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Yorktown Heights, New York, United States
Pages: 356 - 358  
Year of Publication: 1976
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ABSTRACT

This paper presents an efficient, effective algorithm for decomposing a polynomial f(x) into an irreducible representation of the form f(x) &equil; g1(g2( ... gn(x) ... )). This decomposition is used as an aid in solving high degree metacyclic equations in radicals and preconditioning polynomials for evaluation.


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1
Evyatar, A. and Scott, D.B., "On Polynomials in a Polynomial," Bull. London Math. Soc. 4, 176-178 (1972).
 
2
Fried, M.D. and MacRae, R.E., "On Curves with Separated Variables," Math. Ann. 180, 220-226 (1969).
 
3
Ritt, J.F., "Prime and Composite Polynomials," Trans. AMS 23, 51-66 (1926).


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